New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-03
THE ILLINOIS SENITORSHIP.
Mr. TARW ELL LOOKED tfON As hANlNu II

MR. rARWEII LOOKED CPON As HAVING 1iiE
BEST CHANCE TO SUCCEED GENERAL LOGAN
CHCA AGO, Jan. (Sbcci0D-The statement tc1cSra1hcd
from WASHINGTON is accepted here and at the state capital
as definite that Governor Orc>hy VIII not enter the sen
atorshp fight The papers here accept it, and the two
leading Republican papers declare that he could pursue
no other course with honor view of the fights hereto
fore made by MI Farwcll in behalf Of the Governor II
is now regarded almost certain that MI falW'i WI"
succeed General Logan in the senate unless some uneN
pected contingency should arifc in the meantime.
|. is now estimated that Farwrl will receive II
or 5 OF the Cook County representatives, and out
o, the 10 Republicans in the two branches OF the
Legislature tie present estimates give him 81 votes
Governor O:eaby is credited with 81 votes Consress
man Henderson is credited with IL ahd congressman
Paysor with 10 None VI the leading caudidatrs
assure ed OF a clear aority in cancns at t.c outset
Tnis chat Governor o.I"sby
IS candidate wh!ch not doubie. the most rau-ibc
of the theories ance 10 tie >p:akcrslp oi the
house upOI which contest the election Ol senator ls
tnougnt hinge in ts event OF acio'e hght is thit
DAVID LATTER. candidate for the sprakrrsip' and Mr.
lnrwe canI late Tor tie seuatorship joining forces
to compel racn others election Liler was an ardent
supporter OF Logan aud wold TO all" u assist Far~eil
in his endeavur to WIN the of ths Logan men wno
have seen csranced 10y tarwcs opuOsti {" The great
ulnni. leader. Iitilrr wonI rely upon rcripoction
by Farwell and the probable ld oi ndior Cn ' when
The nominating of lsSs is ready 10 conSiicr
"a
re,ur, Ia. con ice OF greai value Cul!Hm o ensl
ing rusicri a contest and ia woui power ~ III"
trtartite ,Iiiance. The oglcsby wDo would nav"
the courage To openly hSht Lliti"i II t"'I" ~ero u"
strength h-hind wOulI Haidiy nave tn h'fTe tn
incur al 80 the OF ri us lrenl- III
st.t.d bcen cons 'It tiloh 10 t"e"n
IAt-r farNr upuu IN" shlrrt '"d 'b"t '' ieiht
'.ra Prom %"f ali ii% that iGs ear % sa nr % Judge
tuat FaINr, l. tue COmin- uan. tmnk Tat l''is
Jons, and DtL cueI All eau cuc pretI hcdF ;uh Ip-
ling W asyCr strength lie in the lOsan III n1iy iih" -
n ol fnlowrts aud believe ther VII! he Lr tar~cIl
ur 10 es s.id to me: 30 evprCi 10 ump Oh "i
To me 800, that WI Il no Orpps Nh l':"rl thi"h
In, uatcurt has rdctCaS urici Tor 80 lllr 40
tween what known the IOgin and i"I"ril Iie
films Farwri did not OpuO-" MI. JONES "h c'iat-
Committee thIs last u g. nor "l ne oV
uuse d;eurr, Io. aus ti,u To The ScDdtoishp wp
a. Is ago | doubt thoush II th- Logan memory "iIl
ii, ure 10 auy very great extent FH"cil - f"coHh@rl
Js Ion. Republican aii ,IH al p'ic Tor Tue
l ,cr The uarfy do OTn MN number Times
and nov THINK is dsi iUSii"n Ia recognize mat
nm thuu. is dn- aim AL na~ done Tor te IAlty
and 10 nav ihe oblie ,liDn by rrcting him sen Tor
W,suix,1oS, Jan. 2.-Thc star la.t evening said Il:
Last night Governor Ogicsby of Illinois, who came here
to attend the funeral Of Logan, In conversation
with scvc, leading citizens of that state declared most
positively aud uncquvocaly that hc would not be can
idate tor the seat IN the made vacant by General
Inyous death lie reiterated his formerly expressed, in
,eution Of retiring to private lie at the chd 0i hiN
term a. Governor. This declaration on the part o tlc
Go, ernor is regarded by Illinois hcpubHeal, mere ~
final and conclusive far a. hc II cOuccInc kcle~tn
totiyc Cannon leaves for Illinois toni ht 10 look after ms
chances Tor the senator-hip Representative Pdyson VIII
remain in Washington